In his Tuesday primer on federal spending and the budget, Robert Samuelson asserts, “There has been a vast reordering … away from defense and toward the welfare state.” I feel compelled to tell Mr. Samuelson that Social Security and Medicare are not welfare. I and many of my fellow workers have been forced to pay for it throughout our careers.
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For low-income people, I agree with the concept of tax credits to help offset the cost of insurance premiums. However, I question the current eligibility requirement of four times the poverty level.
These factors are why housing costs are a challenge. To expect the government to make housing affordable is a fool’s errand.
Why should the citizens of this county have to pay such compensation when they, too, were injured?
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